WINKY D SHINES AGAIN
Allan Foti, Sunday Life Correspondent FOR how much longer will Bulawayo music lovers acquiesce the annual Kalawa Homecoming Show? After seven years of jaw dropping performances by celebrity artistes ranging…
Byo still loves traditional music
Bhekumuzi Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter THE City of Kings made it clear that traditional genres are still prized after culture enthusiasts, Madlela Sikhobokhobo and Zinjaziyaluma walked away big victors at…
School uniform prices shoot up
Tinomuda Chakanyuka, Senior Reporter SCHOOL uniform and stationery prices have been caught up in the recent price frenzy that has hit the country with parents sounding alarm bells at the…
Lofty goes for SG post
Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent FORMER Highlanders player and manager, Lawrence “Lofty” Phiri has set his sights onto bouncing back into the club’s administration and has revealed he will be throwing…
Form One enrolment still open
Tinomuda Chakanyuka, Senior Reporter THE Government has expressed elation at the recent uptake of eMAP programme by parents saying enrolment for Form One boarding places is still open with seven…
My time with Gen PV Sibanda in the trenches
Dr Milton, Chemhuru LET me congratulate General Philip Valerio Sibanda for his new post as the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) commander.
Govt hailed for keeping economy on track
Dumisani Nsingo/Wilson Dakwa, Business Reporters THE year 2017 will mostly be remembered for Government’s bid to rescue a country facing a volatile economic situation.
Cheetahs bring cheer to 2017
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter DURING a disappointing year for Zimbabwean rugby, it was left to the country’s national sevens team, the Cheetahs to bring some cheer after they qualified…
ZimAlloys seeks ISO reaccreditation
Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Bureau GWERU-BASED ferrochrome producer, Zimbabwe Alloys (ZimAlloys), is looking forward to getting an International Standards Organisation (ISO) accreditation for its products so that they become more competitive…
Morsi gets 3 years in jail for ‘insulting judiciary’
An Egyptian court has sentenced former president Mohamed Morsi and 19 others to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary.










